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Contae Átha Cliath
Theas Inniu
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South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council 2 South Dublin County Council Elected Members Clondalkin Rathfarnham – Templeogue Tallaght Central Cluain Dolcáin Ráth Fearnáin - Teach Mealóg Tamhlact An Lár Councillor Trevor Gilligan FF Councillor Carly Bailey SD Councillor Kieran Mahon SOL Councillor Shirley O’ Hara FG Councillor Yvonne Collins FF Councillor Charlie O’Connor FF Councillor Kenneth Egan FG Councillor Lynn McCrave FG Councillor Mick Duff IND Councillor Francis Timmons IND Councillor Pamela Kearns LAB Councillor Teresa Costello FF Councillor William Joseph Carey SF Councillor Ronan McMahon IND Councillor Cathal King SF Councillor Peter Kavanagh IND Councillor David McManus FG Councillor Liam Sinclair IND Councillor Eoin Ó Broin IND Councillor Laura Donaghy Green Lucan Tallaght South Firhouse - Bohernabreena Leamhcán Tamhlact Theas Teach na Giúise - Bóthar na Bruíne Councillor Ed O’Brien FF Councillor Patrick Pearse Holohan IND Councillor Suzanne McEneaney Green Councillor Vicki Casserly FG Solidarity co-option SOL Councillor Deirdre O’Donovan FF Councillor Liona O’Toole IND Councillor Dermot Richardson SF Councillor Brian Lawlor FG Councillor Paul Gogarty IND Councillor Louise Dunne SF Councillor Emma Murphy FF Councillor Joanna Tuffy LAB Councillor Baby Pereppadan FG Councillor Alan Edge IND Palmerstown - Fonthill - Baile Phámar - Cnoc an Fhuaráin Councillor Guss O’ Connell IND Councillor Derren Ó Brádaigh SF Councillor Madeleine Johansson PBP Councillor Alan Hayes IND Councillor Shane Moynihan FF Party abbreviations Cllr Councillor PBP People Before Profit Alliance SOL Solidarity FF Fianna Fáil SF Sinn Féin SD Social Democrats FG Fine Gael LAB The Labour Party IND Independent Green The Green Party Front Page Image: Wood carving at Tymon Park
South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Mayor’s Address 3
Message from the Mayor
I was honoured to be chosen as Mayor and First Citizen of South
Dublin County last summer to represent you during what has been
a very challenging year for us all, one I hope none of us ever have to
face the likes of again.
But through the challenges we have faced together, I believe what
we have seen is that at the heart of South Dublin County is an
exceptionally strong community spirit. Whether that is in Tallaght or
Lucan, Clondalkin, Glenasmole, Rathcoole, Rathfarnham or any of the
communities big and small that make up our wonderful County.
I especially want to pay tribute to all those within our County who
have worked on the frontline in the fight against COVID-19. The work
they have done has been a shining light for all of us during this time
and it is something that I believe we will remember for years to come.
Beyond COVID, while affordable housing remains an issue, the
Council’s plans for developments in Rathcoole, Killinarden and
particularly in Clonburris where the Council is developing a new town,
should help ease some of that pressure. The investment the Council is making in opening new libraries in North
Clondalkin and Castletymon and the ongoing works in Lucan for its new swimming pool will make a real difference
to the lives of people in the area. As will our plans for increasing sustainable transport infrastructure through Cycle
South Dublin. That is just a flavour of the transformative work that has been progressing in the Council over the
past twelve months.
I wish the incoming Mayor all the best for the year ahead and I look forward to continuing to work on the Council
for the people of this County.
Ed O’ Brien
Mayor of South Dublin County Council
Teachtaireacht ón Méara atá ag dul as oifig
Ba mhór an onóir dom é a bheith roghnaithe i mo Seachas an COVID, cé go raibh fadhb na tithíochta
Mhéara agus i mo Chéad Saoránach ar Chomhairle inacmhainne ann, tá pleananna ag an gComhairle le
Contae Bhaile Átha Cliath Theas an samhradh seo haghaidh forbairtí i Ráth Cúil, i gCill an Ardáin agus go
caite le hionadaíocht a dhéanamh ar bhur son i háirithe i gCluain Buiríosa mar a bhfuil baile nua á fhorbairt
mbliain a bhí an-dian orainn go léir, agus tá súil ag an gComhairle a chabhróidh linn an brú a laghdú.
agam nach bhfeicfimid a leithéid de bhliain arís. Déanfaidh infheistíocht na Comhairle i leabharlanna nua
i gCluain Dolcáin Thuaidh agus i gCaisleán Tigh Motháin
Ach tar éis dúinn tabhairt faoi na dúshláin seo le agus na hoibreacha atá ar bun i Leamhcán don linn
chéile, creidim gur léiríodh dúinn go bhfuil spiorad snámha nua an-difríocht do shaol na ndaoine sa cheantar.
láidir i gcroílár an phobail i gContae Bhaile Átha Mar a dhéanfaidh na pleananna atá againn chun an
Cliath Theas. Tá an spiorad seo i dTamhlacht agus bonneagar iompair inbhuanaithe a mhéadú trí Rothaíocht
i Leamhcán, i gCluain Dolcáin, i nGleann na Smól, Bhaile Átha Cliath Theas. Níl anseo ach blaiseadh beag
i Ráth Cúil, i Ráth Fearnáin agus in aon cheann den obair chlaochlaitheach atá ar bun ag an gComhairle
de na pobail bheaga agus mhóra inár gContae le dhá mhí dhéag anuas.
iontach. Ba mhaith liom ómós ar leith a thabhairt
Guím gach rath ar an Méara nua don bhliain atá romhainn
dóibh siúd go léir sa Chontae a bhí ag obair sa líne
agus tá mé ag tnúth le leanúint ar aghaidh ag obair ar son
thosaigh sa chath in aghaidh COVID-19. Is iontach
phobal an Chontae ar an gComhairle.
an sampla dúinn go léir an obair atá déanta acu
agus tá mé cinnte go mbeidh cuimhne againn Ed O’ Brien
orthu go ceann na mblianta fada. Méara Chomhairle Contae Átha Cliath Theas
South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Accessibility 4
South Dublin County Disability Advisory and
Consultative Panel
The South Dublin County Disability Advisory and Currently, Panel meetings are held online
Consultative Panel (SDCDACP), is a joint initiative between through the use of Microsoft Teams and Irish
South Dublin County Council (SDCC), and disabled people Sign Language interpretation is provided for all
who live, work or study in the County. The Panel’s function meetings.
is to advise SDCC on key issues that are relevant to the
lives and interests of disabled people in the County; and
If you are a disabled person and live, work or
to have both an advisory role and a consultative role (as
study in South Dublin County, and would like
appropriate) to developments in the County that are led
to actively participate in the Disability Advisory
by the Council. All Panel members have a lived experience
of disability and accessibility and are committed to and Consultative Panel please contact:
ensuring that facilities, services and activities that the
Council deliver are designed to be accessible by all Selina Bonnie,
members of our community, including disabled people. Disability Liaison, Access and Equality Officer,
South Dublin County Council
In addition to their advisory and consultative
Email: sbonnie@sdublincoco.ie
responsibilities, each year the Panel hosts one thematic
Tel: 01 414 9041 or Mobile / Text: 087 270 8918
seminar / webinar, and participates in National
Accessibility Week and Make Way Day.
Value your vote!
Check the Register of Electors at www.voter.ie to make sure you are registered
to vote and that your details are correct. Have you or are you turning 18? It’s
time to register to vote!
Details of Eligibility to Register are available on www.sdcc.ie
Five reasons why voting is important
1. It gives you a say on important issues that affect you – from roads and recycling to education and climate
change, to housing and employment.
2. Elections can be called at short notice – if you don’t register in time, you may not be able to vote.
3. It gives you the choice to vote for your local and national representatives, if you don’t vote, other people
get to choose who represents you
4. If you don’t vote, other people will make the vote and make the decision for you.
Every vote counts
5. Important social issues are decided by voters in a referendum, it is important that
your voice is heard through your vote.
South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council New Homes 5
Work progresses on 1,100 home initiatives
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, and retail unit will also be included as part of the
Darragh O’Brien TD recently joined the Mayor of South development.
Dublin County, Councillor Ed O’Brien, and South Dublin
County Council Chief Executive Daniel McLoughlin, as The Kilcarbery development is a significant part of the
work ramped up on South Dublin County Council’s joint Council’s €1 billion investment plan for building 4,500
venture development of 1,034 homes at Kilcarbery in new homes in the County in the coming years.
Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
During his visit to South Dublin County, Minister
The mixed tenure development, on 72.8 acres of council O’Brien was also shown a new ‘rightsizing’ housing
lands at Kilcarbery will include 310 social housing development at Whitestown Way, Tallaght. The
units or 30% of the development. The council has just development consists of 81 homes for older persons
completed an allocated 109 social homes immediately and is being delivered by Clúid Housing on
adjacent to this site. council lands.
Adwood Ltd, a consortium of established Dublin Rightsizing recognises that the needs of older persons
builders Adroit and Maplewood, will develop the site are diverse and that few older people reside in a
having been chosen on foot of a competitive process. property that supports ageing in place. Rightsizing
South Dublin County Council will receive €38 million for provides the opportunity for a better quality of life for
the site which will be built out over four years including older persons by offering them access to homes that
the 310 social housing units which will be delivered at will meet their evolving needs now and into the future.
competitive build rates averaging €166,000 per unit.
Currently, South Dublin County Council has 365 homes
Acknowledging state support through the Local designated for older persons with a further planned
Infrastructure Housing Activation Fund (LIHAF) of supply of more than 200 and several additional sites
€2 million, the developer has also committed to undergoing feasibility studies and concept design work.
delivering 50 homes at prices discounted to the market.
Councillor Ed O’Brien, Mayor of South Dublin County,
The 724 private homes include a comprehensive range said, “I am very happy to see the progress being made
of three and four-bed houses as well as one, two and on the delivery of these homes in South Dublin County.
three-bed apartments. The development also includes There is a real need to provide the right type of homes
an 847 square metre community building which will be to people at the right stage of their lives and the
handed over to South Dublin County Council. A creche developments we have seen today does just that.”
South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Sustainable Transport Plans 6
South Dublin County Council awarded over
€20 million for Sustainable Transport Plans
The National Transport Authority (NTA) has awarded Other areas funded included infrastructure upgrades to
South Dublin County Council €20,705,000 to spend support the Safe to Schools Programme, permeability
on active travel, walking and cycling measures. scheme for Balgaddy / Esker, works on the N81
Jobstown Junction, Monastery Road, Wellington Lane
This is an increase from €8.9 million awarded in 2020 and more.
and will be used to deliver the Council’s Cycle South
Dublin programme of work.
South Dublin County Council’s allocation was part of
an announced total of €240 million awarded by the
NTA to support sustainable transport projects across
the country. This year’s allocations have increased by
just over €130 million as compared to last year’s and
will support the addition of 233 new projects to the
NTA’s investment programme in 2021.
The Council’s plans to progress the Dodder Greenway
received the highest allocation from the NTA to
any local authority with €7.2 million earmarked
for the works.
Little Learners Library
The mobile library service of South Dublin Libraries has The TTT programme also includes talks, lectures and
been kept busy during the pandemic delivering books workshops free of charge which offers support and
and other items to the most vulnerable members of the networking opportunities for parents, teachers and
community. In March, we launched the Little Learners health care professionals.
Library which aimed to promote our delivery service to
children with additional needs. Part of this promotion Our libraries are now open to the public for browsing
included the delivery of “little libraries” to children and borrowing but we still operate a delivery service to
which contained a book, some small tactile toys, a CD those who cannot make it to the library under normal
of soothing sounds and information on how to avail of circumstances.
our delivery service.
If you would like more information about our delivery
We delivered books and special toys from the TTT service to families with children with additional needs,
collection (Toys, Technology, Training) directly to please contact the mobile library service at
homes in the South Dublin County Council area. 01 459 7834 or email mobiles@sdublincoco.ie
South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Outdoor Dining 7
Al fresco dining in South Dublin
Hotels, cafes, restaurants, public houses or other tourism and
hospitality businesses and attractions where food is sold for
consumption on the premises can now apply for outdoor dining grants
of up to €4,000 to help transform their outdoor dining capacity ahead
of the summer months.
South Dublin County Council is accepting applications for financial
support under a new scheme for tourism and hospitality businesses
in South Dublin County.
Aimed at assisting the sector increase their outdoor dining capacity,
South Dublin County Council is encouraging local hospitality and
tourism providers to apply for grant funding under Fáilte Ireland’s
new Outdoor Dining Enhancement Investment Scheme.
Grants of up to €4,000 are available under the scheme to support
hospitality businesses with upgrading venues and public spaces and
implementing weather-proofing solutions to facilitate year-round
outdoor dining. Items covered under the scheme are outdoor tables,
chairs, umbrellas, electric heaters, screen / windbreaks, plant stands
and wooden platforms. Expenditure must be incurred between
1 April 2020 and 30 September 2021.
CE Report
Every month, except for August when
The scheme will provide for up to 75% of the ex-VAT cost of Council meetings are on summer break,
equipment purchased / installed with a maximum allowable South Dublin County Council’s Chief
contribution of up to €4,000 per applicant. Executive’s (CE) Report is presented
to elected members and details
Funding under the scheme is only available to existing businesses important achievements across our
and all applicants will be required to comply with planning codes, various departments whilst highlighting
legislative requirements, and other compliance requirements. If an key statistics and images from events
applicant intends to place outdoor seating and accessories in a public that took place during that month.
space, they must first apply for a Section 254 licence by initially The report also highlights major news
contacting the County Promotion Unit on 01-414 9000 or e-mail pieces and puts a focus on an area of
econdev@sdublincoco.ie who will work through the process with the Council that doesn’t always get the
the applicant. No S.254 licence is required if the applicant is placing attention it deserves.
accessories within their own business premises.
If you want to know how we are
The scheme is open for applications until 30 September 2021. Full developing South Dublin County then
terms and conditions are available on the application webpage by make sure to go www.sdcc.ie after
searching ‘Outdoor Dining’ on South Dublin County Council’s website each monthly Council meeting (which
or by clicking here www.sdcc.ie/en/services/business/enterprise/ happens on the second Monday of the
business-support/outdoor-seating-and-accessories-scheme/ month), and download your copy of the
report.
South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Annual Service Delivery 8
Where your
money will go...
Your Local Property Tax and Commercial Rates will help us to meet many of our
targets and improve our services for 2021. By the end of the year, we hope to have
hit these targets and more.
Total expenditure
€268,019,900 Council expenditure
per Citizen
Total income
€962
€268,019,900
Commerical Rate and PEL
€134,863,000
Local Property Tax
€5,449,700
Grants
€72,427,800
Fees and Charges
€6,295,800
Other
€4,701,900
Environment, Water and Climate Change
Number of Trees Climate Action Initiatives
Planted Under Climate Action Plan
2,500 120
Number of New Playspaces, Number of Environmental /
Teenspaces and Pitches Climate Action Awareness Sessions
15 100
South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Annual Service Delivery 9
Corporate Economic,
Performance and Enterprise and
Change Management Tourism Development
Customer Queries Received Number of Active Library Members
84,000 40,000
Citizens Actively Engaged through Number of Business Support
consultations, surveys and so on Initiatives Expenditure
6,500 30 €300,000
People on the Electoral Register Number of Jobs created 6,300
or supported in Grangecastle
96% of Population
Business Park 6,650
Elected Members Number of Festivals
Representations Received and Tourism Events
8,500 8
Housing, Social Land Use,
and Community Planning and
Development Transportation
Number of Visitors to Amount of New and
Council Leisure Facilities Upgraded Footpaths
150,000 55,000
Amount of Planned Amount of New and
Maintenance Expenditure Upgraded Cycle Paths
€5,000,000 14,000
Number of New Number of Public LED
Housing Allocations Lighting Upgrades completed
700 15
Number of participants on
Council led Sports and
Village and District Centre
Health and Wellbeing Initiatives
Enhancement Schemes completed
90,000 1
South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Climate Change 10
Climate Change Update
Dublin’s climate is changing, and this poses risks and challenges to everyone living in the region. Climatic trends
facing South Dublin include flooding, more extreme weather events and reduced air quality. To address these
concerns, South Dublin County Council published our first Climate Change Action Plan in 2019. Since the plan was
published in May 2019, the Council has been working on a variety of projects to deliver many of 130 actions across
5 key areas.
Decarbonisation Zone Sustainable Energy Communities
Firstly, what is it? A decarbonisation zone is an area The residential sector accounts for a quarter of the
in the County, where we will deliver a range of climate energy used in Ireland and is responsible for a quarter
mitigation strategies and adaptation measures. Our of the energy related (CO2) emissions.
aim is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 7%
each year to 2030 in accordance with national climate The Council is working with partners to deliver the
action targets. Sustainable Energy Community (SEC) programme
which supports communities in the County use less
We are currently identifying where in South Dublin the
energy by identifying sustainable energy solutions in
zone will be located. We will have a plan to deliver a
our homes, businesses and communities.
range of projects which will benefit the community, the
area and the climate, by the end of the year.
We will engage with all stakeholders from the area to
develop and create the decarbonisation zone in South
Dublin.
Dublin Climate Action Week
The first ever Dublin Climate Action Week will take place from
13 - 19 September 2021. South Dublin County Council will be
working with the other Dublin Local Authorities and partners
to deliver a range of events throughout the week to showcase
Dublin’s climate action progress to its citizens and demonstrate
the leadership role of the four local authorities in conjunction
with other partners.
Please keep an eye out for more information on the week on the
South Dublin County Council webpage, www.sdublincoco.ie
If you are interested in the issues or would like to be kept up to date, why not sign up for our Climate Change
Newsletter. Please send your contact details to climatechange@sdublincoco.ie. You can read more about the plan
on the Council website, www.sdcc.ie.South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Pollinator Action Plan 11 Pollinator Action Plan South Dublin County Council are delighted to launch try to create an Ireland where pollinators can survive our Pollinator Action Plan. The Plan is based on the and thrive. For many years South Dublin County Council All Ireland Pollinator Plan which outlines 30 actions have been taking actions to support pollinators on local authorities can take to help pollinators. The Plan public land. We have also been working with local is the Council’s commitment to promoting habitats community groups, residents’ associations and schools for pollinators in this county and addressing the rapid to help raise awareness of the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan. decline in our bee populations. Currently in Ireland To better support these efforts and to better promote one third of our bee species are threatened with the work being undertaken, we have developed the extinction. This is because we have drastically reduced SDCC Pollinator Plan and committed to carrying out a the amount of food (flowers) and safe nesting sites in range of focused actions. SDCC is committed to playing our landscapes. The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan is about its role in making Ireland a place where pollinators can all of us, from farmers to local authorities, to schools, survive and thrive. community groups and businesses, coming together to Bulb planting As part of our commitment to meet the objectives set out in the Council’s Climate Change Action Plan, Biodiversity Plan and Pollinator Action Plan, 290,000 bulbs were planted throughout the county in autumn 2020, 85% of the bulb mix are pollinator friendly. Daffodils are interplanted with pollinator friendly bulbs such as Tulips, Cammasia and Alliums. Daffodils mark the locations of the pollinator bulbs and reduces the likelihood of mowing the spring bulbs as they come up in April / May. Daffodil planting allows long grass, wildflowers / dandelions, and so on to grow, which act as habitat hubs, food sources and ecological corridors for bees and other pollinators.
South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Tallaght Innovation Quarter 12
Innovation Quarter Tallaght
The South Dublin County Council lands north of The strategic development of IQ Tallaght will provide
Belgard Square North have, since 2018, been subject key links from Cookstown to Tallaght Town Centre, as
of a masterplan study and a series of resulting projects. well as key links between the hospital and the Airton
These projects include recent Part 8 approvals for extension.
affordable rental apartments, a new Urban Plaza and
The proposed overall development has a budget of
linear park and Tallaght Innovation Centre.
approximately €50 million. Construction on the various
projects are due to commence in late 2021.
Delivery of infrastructure to support these schemes
include the new Cookstown-Belgard link road, which
is nearing completion, and the Tallaght District Heating
network. In conjunction with these developments -
a bespoke identity for this new urban district has
been developed. The new quarter will be IQ Tallaght
or Innovation Quarter Tallaght, an address which will
distinguish these exciting new developments.South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Gaeilge 13
South Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council Pride 14
Celebrating PRIDE
Each June, South Dublin County Council promotes and provide support for them.” For information and
visibility and inclusiveness by flying the Pride how to get involved, join South Dublin LGBT+ Network
flag over County Hall Tallaght and Civic Offices in on Facebook.
Clondalkin. However, Pride is not just something to
celebrate one month a year and SDCC are committed South Dublin Libraries are supporting Pride this year by
to change, visibility and diversity all year round. hosting pop-up Pride spaces in branches throughout the
month of June. These spaces will feature LGBTQ+ books,
2021 has been a busy year so far for South Dublin movies and informational material on supports available
County Council’s LGBTQ+ Staff Network. March saw to the community. For more information and to find
a third collaboration with Dublin City Council LGBT+ out how to join your local library, follow South Dublin
Network to celebrate International Transgender Day Libraries on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
of Visibility. This positive and empowering webinar
saw Trans colleagues from DCC and TU Dublin make 2020 saw the first ever “Digital Dublin Pride” and Dublin
wonderful contributions about the experiences and Pride 2021 will similarly take place online. Last year
challenges facing Trans people in the workplace. saw South Dublin County Council staff sending video
messages of support as part of the virtual Pride parade,
South Dublin is now home to a new community and this year promises to be even bigger and better
centred LGBT+ group, supported by South Dublin than before!
County Council’s Social Inclusion Unit. In the words
of member and local councillor Alan Edge, “The As part of this year’s Pride events, members of South
network is about bringing people together, building Dublin’s LGBTQ+ community will appear on posters
a sense of community and providing a safe space at various bus stops across the county during June.
for LGBT+ people to network and socialise and to This campaign features out and proud members of the
give them a real voice on a County level on issues community and showcases some of South Dublin’s best-
concerning them. Above all, it’s hoped that the known landmarks!
Network will reach people for whom coming out may
present additional challenges, such as asylum seekers, For more on this and everything happening at this year’s
Travellers, disabled people and older LGBT+ people Pride, check out www.dublinpride.ieSouth Dublin County Today South Dublin County Council €300k Have Your Say 15
€300k Have Your Say
South Dublin County Council is bringing the next Since 2017, €300k Have Your Say has secured funding
edition of €300k Have Your Say to Tallaght Central. for a wide variety of projects ranging from a heritage
trail app for Clondalkin to nature trail signage along
Last year’s event was postponed due to the onset of the river Dodder, an intergenerational outdoor space
the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2021 edition will now in Glenasmole, the new playground in Waterstown Park
see Tallaght Central get their chance to decide on and a Safety and Inclusivity Study of public spaces
exciting projects for their area. in North Clondalkin.
€300K Have Your Say is a local democratic process, Tallaght Central will soon have its say for how €300,000
which facilitates citizens in a local community to will be spent in the area. Keep an eye on our social media
directly decide how to spend a portion of the public channels and www.sdcc.ie for updates!
budget in their area. It gives people the direct power
to determine how to spend up to €300,000 to
improve their community by asking them to suggest
projects and then vote on which ones they would like
to see funded through a public ballot.
In 2017, South Dublin County Council became the
first local authority in the state to adopt participatory
budgeting through its pilot programme in the Lucan
Electoral Area. This was followed up with the 2018
version in Clondalkin and in 2019 with Firhouse
Bohernabreena, €300k Have Your Say was also
shortlisted at the Europe wide ‘Innovation in Politics’
award ceremony in Vienna, Austria in 2018.Exciting Events for
children
and young people h
appening
this June as part of
Goodnight Egg is a joyful new show from the award-winning creators
of Half Light and Susie and the Story Shredder. In response to COVID-19 31 MAY
- 1 JUN
the team at Bombinate have reimagined this theatre show to E
adapt and respond to outdoor spaces. Touring to Early Years settings
in Tallaght this June.
Play
Fun
E Candlelit Tales invites local 5th class schools to take part in Cruthú where
1 - 18 JUN pupils will create a world, become a character, discover your tribe and build
a legacy. What world will you create? How will you overcome the ultimate
threat? Will your story stand the test of time?
intera
ctive
ring
explo
Anna Newell Theatre Adventures presents GROOVE.
A chilled out adventure for children with complex needs,
full of harmony singing and immersive video. Presented
in South County Dublin.
14 - 18 JUNE
immersive
Ready, Steady, SHOW! is The Civic’s ongoing programme of work for
children and young people, across both LIVE and DIGITAL platforms. The key focus for RSS! is
PLAY & STORYTELLING.
With Thanks to the ongoing support of South Dublin County Council and The Arts Council.You can also read
